点评:Since we had already booked a lobster dinner for later that evening, we skipped most of the seafood options in the food hall.
Quincy Market itself is a lovely place to explore — a historic landmark built in 1826 to accommodate Boston’s growing demand for a central marketplace.
Inside, the market has two levels. The lower floor features a long central corridor lined on both sides with food and drink stalls. There’s a wide range of choices, and it’s fun just to walk through and take in the atmosphere.
Yes, this is a tourist spot, and the prices are higher than in other areas — but on a windy 11°C day, arriving hungry made it absolutely worth the stop!
I went for a beef-and-cheese hot dog, while my friends shared a hearty clam chowder served in a giant bread bowl. It was comforting, delicious, and exactly what we needed before continuing our exploration of Boston.
Oh...I forgot to take photo of the food since I am a
翻译:由于我们已经预订了当晚的龙虾晚餐,所以就略过了美食广场里的大部分海鲜。
昆西市场本身就是一个值得探索的好地方——这座历史悠久的地标建筑建于1826年,旨在满足波士顿日益增长的中心市场需求。
市场内部共有两层。底层是一条长长的中央走廊,两侧林立着各种食品和饮料摊位。选择丰富多样,漫步其中,感受这里的氛围,本身就是一种乐趣。
没错,这里是旅游景点,价格也比其他地方高——但在一个刮着风、气温只有11摄氏度的日子里,饥肠辘辘的我们觉得这趟行程绝对值得!
我点了一份牛肉芝士热狗,而我的朋友们则分享了一份盛在巨大面包碗里的浓郁蛤蜊浓汤。这碗汤温暖人心,美味可口,正是我们继续探索波士顿之前所需要的。
哦……我忘了给食物拍照,因为我……